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How You Can Find The Right Tax Accountants To Help You With Taxes?

If you’re a small business owner, you can smoothly perform the activities of your business. But, when it comes to preparing for your taxes, it’s an exhausting task, even for a small business. This stress multiplies when your business starts earning more. The issues of back taxes, tax debt, and audit disturb you to a

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national insurance contributions

National Insurance contributions for 2021/22

The 2020/21 tax year starts on 6 April 2021. From that date, new thresholds apply for National Insurance purposes.   Employees and Employers Employees pay primary Class 1 National Insurance contributions on their earnings, while secondary Class 1 contributions are payable by their employees. Employees come within the ambit of Class 1 National Insurance contributions

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Compare Accountants to find the Ideal VAT Return Solutions

You’re running to submit your VAT returns but haven’t come across one VAT return solution provider. Why is that? Let’s discuss some reasons before getting into the details of finding the right VAT return solutions for your business. Here are some ways why you’re late to compare accountants and finding the right solution:    1-

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Letter to businesses on workplace testing – more than 50 employees

A letter from the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to all businesses registered in England about free COVID-19 tests for staff who cannot work from home has been published. This urges employers with 50 or more employees to utilise the free lateral flow testing kits to test their staff. The test

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Sale of a second home or investment property

Sale of a second home or investment property – Reporting the gain and paying the tax

Unlike a gain on the sale of the main residence, which qualifies for private residence relief (as long as the associated conditions are met), any gain that arises on the sale of a second home or an investment property (such as a buy-to-let property) will be liable to capital gains tax. Since 6 April 2020,

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